346 pts · June 15, 2013
Richard, do I have a mark on my face? It hurts here. Not here, not here so much, but right here..
The only thing he likes more is being asked for an autograph while he's out with his family, then seeing it later on eBay
Agreed. I just checked out that site, and it's just bodybuilding.com with some nerd culture references shoehorned in.
Liberation is not about dressing scantily. Liberation is not about covering yourself up. Liberation is about dressing the way you want.
She took a picture and went home to photoshop/ms-paint it? that'll learn him.
is this 1983 when that was still in dispute?
http://imgur.com/2VZdVjH
no, you only get to act like you're wearing a black suit
I've played this scenario out many times..
None of you that post snide or sarcastic "dead industry," "sell out," etc. jokes are funny or original. Grats on being scumbag imgurs.
That's a cover, devil
People keep saying "our rights our rights," but you keep assuming we have a fundamental right to fly on an airplane. You don't.
. . . you have to consider the context in which he said this (1775, one year before the U.S. Declaration of Independence).
Would Ben Franklin have still said this in today's age? Who knows. But in my opinion, if you want to apply it to today's world . . .
And nobody is saying it does. I AM saying that people keep using this Ben Franklin quote as gospel, when it was said at a different time.
to security measures implemented by the TSA. See how that works?
Fine, then the airlines have exercised their right to "anything" and only entered the "contract" with you on the condition that you agree .
. . . Constitution, you should probably call the University of Phoenix and try to get your money back. It has clearly failed.
Look, this has been fun, but I can't sit here and be your personal Constitutional tutor. If you paid to "immensely study" the . . .
They understood it to the point of "Let's give these guys germy blankets."
And where did I say they didn't? Did they understand how to implement airborne chemical warfare?
Those damn Souvergeins.
So if Art. 1, § 8 was meant to apply to the "United States," aka federal government, then the founders would have put in "United States"
But the 10th Amendment clearly shows that "States" and "United States" have two different meanings in the Constitution.
Its a basic rule of Constitutional interpretation. You argued that "States," in reference to Art. 1, §8, refers to the "United States" . . .
Again, you have no fundamental right to fly on an airplane. If you need to travel interstate, you can travel by car.
There, I pointed it out for your reference. For such a self-declared scholar of the Constitution, you sure missed the big one.
Art. I., §8, Cl. 3.
So arguing that "States" refer to the "United States" is ridiculous.
Richard, do I have a mark on my face? It hurts here. Not here, not here so much, but right here..
The only thing he likes more is being asked for an autograph while he's out with his family, then seeing it later on eBay
Agreed. I just checked out that site, and it's just bodybuilding.com with some nerd culture references shoehorned in.
Liberation is not about dressing scantily. Liberation is not about covering yourself up. Liberation is about dressing the way you want.
She took a picture and went home to photoshop/ms-paint it? that'll learn him.
is this 1983 when that was still in dispute?
http://imgur.com/2VZdVjH
no, you only get to act like you're wearing a black suit
I've played this scenario out many times..
None of you that post snide or sarcastic "dead industry," "sell out," etc. jokes are funny or original. Grats on being scumbag imgurs.
That's a cover, devil
People keep saying "our rights our rights," but you keep assuming we have a fundamental right to fly on an airplane. You don't.
. . . you have to consider the context in which he said this (1775, one year before the U.S. Declaration of Independence).
Would Ben Franklin have still said this in today's age? Who knows. But in my opinion, if you want to apply it to today's world . . .
And nobody is saying it does. I AM saying that people keep using this Ben Franklin quote as gospel, when it was said at a different time.
to security measures implemented by the TSA. See how that works?
Fine, then the airlines have exercised their right to "anything" and only entered the "contract" with you on the condition that you agree .
. . . Constitution, you should probably call the University of Phoenix and try to get your money back. It has clearly failed.
Look, this has been fun, but I can't sit here and be your personal Constitutional tutor. If you paid to "immensely study" the . . .
They understood it to the point of "Let's give these guys germy blankets."
And where did I say they didn't? Did they understand how to implement airborne chemical warfare?
Those damn Souvergeins.
So if Art. 1, § 8 was meant to apply to the "United States," aka federal government, then the founders would have put in "United States"
But the 10th Amendment clearly shows that "States" and "United States" have two different meanings in the Constitution.
Its a basic rule of Constitutional interpretation. You argued that "States," in reference to Art. 1, §8, refers to the "United States" . . .
Again, you have no fundamental right to fly on an airplane. If you need to travel interstate, you can travel by car.
There, I pointed it out for your reference. For such a self-declared scholar of the Constitution, you sure missed the big one.
Art. I., §8, Cl. 3.
So arguing that "States" refer to the "United States" is ridiculous.